Jenteal ranks among the era's most recognizable adult performers. Northern California roots took her south to the San Fernando Valley in 1994, where Andrew Blake cast her in Penthouse productions. Vivid soon locked her into a Vivid Girl contract, and the camera couldn't get enough. Magazine shoots piled up. She launched Mesmereyes Inc. to move merchandise online, then founded Adult Star Network at twenty. The site turned her trademarked name into a storefront for herself and other performers. An AVN trophy for Best All-Girl Sex Scene followed, then nods for Best Actress and Best Tease. RuPaul crowned her "Best Face in Porn" on his 1998 show. Fresh Jive tapped her for campaigns; Serial Killer Clothes plastered her across Skateboarder and BIKINI. Everclear and Figdish put her in their videos, and Rolling Stone later linked her to the rock-adult crossover. The next stop: Jon Favreau's Made, opposite Vince Vaughn, Famke Janssen, and Tom Morello. Between gigs she traded barbs on The X Show and The Man Show, always lighting up the lens.
Jenteal ranks among the era's most recognizable adult performers. Northern California roots took her south to the San Fernando Valley in 1994, where Andrew Blake cast her in Penthouse productions. Vivid soon locked her into a Vivid Girl contract, and the camera couldn't get enough. Magazine shoots piled up. She launched Mesmereyes Inc. to move merchandise online, then founded Adult Star Network at twenty. The site turned her trademarked name into a storefront for herself and other performers. An AVN trophy for Best All-Girl Sex Scene followed, then nods for Best Actress and Best Tease. RuPaul crowned her "Best Face in Porn" on his 1998 show. Fresh Jive tapped her for campaigns; Serial Killer Clothes plastered her across Skateboarder and BIKINI. Everclear and Figdish put her in their videos, and Rolling Stone later linked her to the rock-adult crossover. The next stop: Jon Favreau's Made, opposite Vince Vaughn, Famke Janssen, and Tom Morello. Between gigs she traded barbs on The X Show and The Man Show, always lighting up the lens.